In recent years, dozens of officers worked more than 1,000 hours of overtime annually. Experts say these levels of extra work can lead to accidents and poor decision making in use of force situations.
I used to work with public safety IT, from keeping 911 dispatch working all the way down to fixing squad car laptops. I have personally been on multiple sides of this issue from perspectives most don’t have.
All cops are bad. Period.
The US prison system is literal slavery, expressly allowed to be so by the US constitution. It needs to be abolished.
Which part of it? I said a couple of things there. Surely you don’t disagree about the US constitution expressly permitting slavery and the US prison system largely being exactly that?
“Uncorrupted cops” is an oxymoron. As soon as anyone becomes a cop, their personal merits no longer matter.
That makes no sense. Cops are humans not machines, and humans are invariably different.
That response makes no sense. It doesn’t matter who a cop is, when they’re employed as a cop their duties come first.
You’re looking at this very one sided. Life isn’t black and white.
I used to work with public safety IT, from keeping 911 dispatch working all the way down to fixing squad car laptops. I have personally been on multiple sides of this issue from perspectives most don’t have.
All cops are bad. Period.
The US prison system is literal slavery, expressly allowed to be so by the US constitution. It needs to be abolished.
We’re just gonna have to disagree about this my guy.
Which part of it? I said a couple of things there. Surely you don’t disagree about the US constitution expressly permitting slavery and the US prison system largely being exactly that?
I hadn’t yet acknowledged the part about the prison system so take your guess. However I am aware that the US prison system sucks a pair of dicks.
Out of curiosity, can you cite where the US constitution allows for slavery?